Fire Protection System
Fire Sprinkler System
Your Go-To for A Reliable Fire Sprinkler System in Malaysia
Fire sprinkler systems are a key component of a building’s fire protection system. There are many things to consider when installing one, such as the water supply, water distribution, sprinkler heads, and more.
This can be complex, and often more than not, many businesses do not have in-house personnel who are technically qualified for this.
At Palcon, our fire professionals will walk you through the end-to-end fire sprinkler system design and installation process. With our dedication towards top-notch customer service, you can rest assured that your building and its occupants will be safe if a fire breaks out.
Quality Fire Sprinkler System in Malaysia
Types of Fire Sprinkler Systems
Components of a Fire Sprinkler System

Sprinkler Head
Sprinkler Head
Serves as a water disperser to extinguish flames when the effects of a fire have been detected.

Flow Switch
Flow Switch
Provides an electrical alarm signal to a monitored panel and/or fire department when a continuous water flow in the fire sprinkler system occurs.

Sprinkler Guard
Sprinkler Guard
Safeguards the sprinkler head from hits to prevent potential damage and avoid accidental activation or water discharge.

Pressure Gauge
Pressure Gauge
Checks the fire sprinkler system’s water pressure to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.

Pressure Switch
Pressure Switch
Maintains system pressure, stabilises reservoir levels, and protects equipment by preventing damage or inefficient operation due to low pressure.
Importance of a Fire Sprinkler System
- Pre-emptive reaction to fire
- Commonly fault-free and is reliable
- Minimises property damage
Efficient Fire Sprinkler System in Malaysia
FAQ
It is extremely rare for a fire sprinkler system to be activated without warning or reason. A fire sprinkler will only be activated when there is a fire or when the sprinkler head’s fusible link is displaced.
No, it will not. Only a heat source (usually around 70°C) can activate a sprinkler system.
No, only fire sprinklers located near the heat source will be triggered and activated.
Fire sprinkler systems use water as an extinguishing agent, whereas fire suppression systems generally adopt carbon dioxide, inert gases, or other non-water-based chemicals as the extinguishing agent.
Yes, mechanical valves, gauges, switches, and alarm devices should be tested every 3 months. There should also be complete testing of every element of the sprinkler system at least once a year, from water flow, fire pump and alarm tests to trip tests for dry pipes, deluges, and pre-action valves.